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So simple it's perfect.That's probably how viruses look at their future hosts anyway

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September 20, 2021

So simple it's perfect. That's probably how viruses look at their future hosts anyway

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Kyle Garcia

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Cheryl Hasiak

That’s not how it works. Viruses are more prominent in winter, because people tend to warm up their houses and not letting any fresh air in. Most viruses don’t survive in the cold nor in drafts. That combined with a weaker immune system due to switching from cold to warm environments and vice versa, makes one more prone to be infected by a virus.

Santos Ferrer Ytzehr

nope, you get sick cause you are trapped inside buildings more with people, and the air of buildings is recirculated, and people carry diseases. If you work in an office, it's always like winter. Pest ridden humans.

DonnaMae Zurbano Gutierrez

Michele Daniels

Can someone educate me .-.?

John Case

Ain't that the scoop

Mariyam Faisal

Yes you need the virus to get sick, but cold situations can reduce your immune system and make you more susceptible

Tina Hernandez

I read somewhere making your nose/mouth area colder can actually help you get sick, don't remember if it was bacteria or virus tho

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